New York Post — The Big Baby Jesus (a k a Ol’ Dirty Bastard) may soon walk again. Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA confirmed to Rolling Stone this week that a biopic of the charismatic, erratic figure is in the works. A script has been written, and there’s even a possib... more info

Stereogum — A new RZA remix continues Wu-Tang’s relationship with psych-soul producer and composer Adrian Younge after fellow Clan member Ghostface Killah tapped him for this past summer’s Twelve Reasons To Die II. The Wu-Tang founder shares a remix to “Ha... more info

TMZ — Martin Shkreli, the dude who jacked the price of the AIDS/cancer medicine from $13.50 to $750 a pop, could lose one of his most precious possessions -- the $2 million, one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album. As we reported, Shkreli was indicted for… ... more info

Reuters — (Reuters) - A press conference announcing federal fraud charges against former hedge fund boss Martin Shkreli took an unusual turn Thursday with a question about a $2 million copy of a Wu-Tang clan album he bought in May. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — (via) Phamacutical CEO, AIDS drug price-hiker, former Collect Records backer and $2 million buyer of that Wu-Tang album, Martin Shkreli was just talking about bailing out jailed rapper Bobby Shmurda... and now Shkreli himself has been arrested. Thurs... more info

TMZ — Martin Shkreli -- the hated pharmaceutical exec who dropped $2 mil for a Wu-Tang Clan album -- got busted by the FBI for securities fraud. The feds arrested Shkreli early Thursday morning in Manhattan. The 32-year-old was already one of the most… ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — After dropping around $2 million for only copy of The Wu-Tang Clan's Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO and former Collect Records backer Martin Shkreli is not done spending loads of money on hip-hop related things.... more info

TMZ — First, he dropped $2 million for that Wu-Tang record, and now Martin Shkreli wants to be Bobby Shmurda's hero ... the guy who finally bails him out of jail. The controversial pharmaceutical honcho now says he wants to spend another $2 mil to get… ... more info

Mercury News, California — Martin Shkreli, the CEO who raised the price of a drug by 5,000 percent, disclosed he purchased the only existing new album by Wu-Tang Clan. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — When it was announced that Wu-Tang Clan’s ambitious, one-of-a-kind secret album “Once Upon A Time in Shaolin” — of which only a single copy was produced — had been sold for millions, the immediate question was: to whom? Private auction hou... more info